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COLUMBUS, MISS.
The Industrial Institute and Col.
IeEe-Teachers ana Pupils.
lcoEREsPoNDESoI or rHE ArrEIL.l

lcOEREsPONDKScI or TIE APPEAL
COLUMBUS, MISS, June Miles e.
len Martin and Miss Wick Hill, teach
ers at the Industrial Institute and
College, left yesterday morning for
New York, from which place they will
sail on the 1lth instant for Europe.
They were accompanied by quite q
number Of friends The parry will
spend the summer in Europe and re-
turn about October l5t.
The following is au extract from q
letter received here few days ego,
which explains iteelf The young
lady referred to lie Miss Eta Alien, OF
Ko.ciusko, Miss, who was pupil OF
the college here, and who Lett n short
time ago 20 accept the position men.
toned:
Jackson, MISS, June 2, 1857,
pr. r, W. Jones, President Iudastrisl In
/. ttitute and College, Columbia, Miss.
DEAN SIR desire 10 thank You
though rather late doing 30, for SEND
ing me q stenCgrApeT 30 well hsted ioi
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Ntne NoKaIc. rriseners.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June IA special
dispatch from Mstsmoras, Mexico,
says: Dol. Moves Hernandez and
forces arrived yesterday, and are re-
ported TO have brought nine prison
ere. The Nundo, Mariners paper,
glories in the affair, and SAYS the
bandits escaped with the loss OF only
one horse wounded.
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JIM BLAINE
Sails Tor Europe TOday-B, F. Jones
ON Hand.

NEW YoBK, June THE Hon.
James G. Blaine is perfectiDg his ar
engagements today for his departure to
Europe tomorrow. b. F. Jones, chair
man Of the Republican National Ex-
ecutive Committee, arrived in town
yesterday. He will accompany Mr..
Blaine 10 the steamer,
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mr.. Gladstone Gets ~ HausiDg Wei
come AT CardiM

CARDiFF, June 7.-Mr. Gladstone
arrived here this morning from Swan
sea. A large crowd had gathered at
the station, and upon his arrival he
WIS given an enthusiastic reception.
As the train left the station on its way
to London Mr.. Gladstone was Baluted
with loud and prolonged cheering by
the asBemblage.
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.nnMER kXNNRsION TICKEIs.

DoUNp TRIP TICKETS to the hen yfbr r. Sn
80 III the Memphis and Charleston Rail
soaa IN aud after June LIST. A full supply OF
g"ides, pamphlets and other springs mater mater
on hand, and will be promptly mailed, .n ;rs mbb
~ same, with minimum of cost time OF
troubIe and maximum Of comfort, convehl.
Nnca and safety, though the prettlest
scsnery in the country, Through Pull sa
p,aet Sleepers to most OF theso resorts auo
~ changts to the others Through tcbes
I'd oheoes to all Call on o. address BAT
aav hughes ticket Agent, rs " ain street,
b. Ellis, Ticket Agent, 81 Madison
.t.aet: Eugene Sutclife, Passeu ger AGENT
SSs Main st., OF Ca. DeSaussure, A. q. r a.
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A DYNAMITE BOMB
Used as an Instrument for Ven
geance.

@ NcrNNATI, O., June IA special
from Nicholasville, XIV, says the ga
Icon aud dwelling housc Of George
Mason, coloIed, WAS blown up at 5
O'Clock this morning by dynamite
bomb. His family occupied the sec
ord story bnt escaped unhurt. Ar
old gludpe existed between Mason and
others, and to this is attributed the
motive for the outrage.
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Chesapeake and Nashville
halfway Company.

NrorIcE Ia hereby given hat the annual
~ msetinR OF the stockholders of the
mssapsske and Nashville Railway ConpA'
NV Of The States Of kentucky and Tenns s,i Z.
pursuant to It's charter and bylaws, viii ,- Sg
ppe nti.nsd Company, In the city OF Covingtopi
AZ the hour OF Il o'clock noonCon tnt
M Sav al June, 1887, for the purpose OF the
eIeStion Of Board Of Directors to serve iOi
VIZ nv cent. ffty years gold bonds Of saio
oa p Issued or TO be issued at rate MOI
oonaeaine $50 600 per mile Of its lines OF rsli.
eeoeS situatod In said States, and the mHkln.
~ q mortgage on Its property and francnlses
~ sscuro the payment thereof, and suon
othsr business as;may properly come before
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THE huge, drastic, gripping, sicken.
ing pills are fast being superseded by
DR.. Pierce's "Purgative Pellets.
Sold by druggists.
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THE most refreshing and exhilarat-
inS drink in this city is Coca Goa, to
be found at Heister's Soda Fountain
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Iuka Springs Hotel.

IUKA, MISS, June /, 1887.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE the Hotel
" Tin connection with the celebrated luka
Springs) will bo opened for visitors for the
season, These far. famed Springs, situate
in the midst of beautiful Park, are truly
wonderful for the medicinal properties Q
their waters The commodiCus Hotel, with
its competent management, will insure a de-
liehtfui retreat from the heat OF the cities or
Inc malaria of injected districts. The
Memphis and Charleston Hailroad will M axe
special rates to this ohsrmi ms. summer resort.
Letters are constantly being received in
regard TO terms All such communications
viii be promptly and cheerlully answers by
an application to the proprietor. o,eo>y
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BrOu's Injection.

HygIenIc, Infsllible aud PreserVatlVe
CURES promptly, without additions
~ treatment, all recent or chrome dis
charges OF the Urinary organs. >. terre
(succt ssor to Broul, PhArmacien, Paris Sold
By druggists throughout the United stateIs
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Trustee and Receivers Sale


TTNDER the power vested in me by de-
u cree OF the Chancery Court OF shelby
county, made November 3, 1885, in the case
Of Rebecca Lowenstein, executrix, W.. the
Mississippi Valley Insurance Company anq
others, and by the direction of said decree
saturday, nth day OF June. Iss7,
within legal hours, at the Courthouse, sell az
public auction, tor cash, the FOLLOWING ae-
scribed 10, of land, situated in Memphis
Shelby county, Tee nessee, VIZ. g.,
Lot No. u the subdivision OF Ssmuet
Rembert's estate, fronting 70 feet on the east
aide of Manassas s; rect, with depth OF l4674
feet, beginning 225 feet north OF Hawley
street and at the northwest corner CT lot ~
said subdivision: thence porth with the east
line of Manassas street % feet 70 lot ~
thence east vii b the line of lot 5, 1867 teet 70
the west line of lot 10; thence soutn WIN tnS
said line rs 10 t; thence west Wit the nortn
line of lot 8, l465z feet to tho beginning, ~
The said property was conveyed by v; v;
Bill to Robert Hutchinson, trustee, BY deed
recorded in book SO, page 1856, and was APP
pointed trustee by the decree heretofore
mentioned 10 place of said Hutchinson and
Am aIso receiver in said cause. The sale 10
To- be n ade To satisfy decree against the
maker of the trust deed founded on the note
secured by it. Equity OF redemption 10
waived in the deed. ABSTRACT Of title Ia my
possession. A: hAiGphL JILL,
Smith 4 Collier, Attorneys. --.-
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Grace Church.

Presiding Elder r. S. Rives held
the first quarterly meeting for Grace
church last week. On Thursday flight
Church and Sunday school officers
we're elected and other business at
tended to of interest to the church
On Friday night the church held a
general class meeting. Rev. Bloice
suffered during his stay here from
having a tooth extracted.
On Sunday Rev. Rives preached to
fair and appreciative audience in the
morning and administered sacrament
in the afternoon, also baptized three
children and received two in the
church. The attendance was good
and the meeting pleasant and inter-
esting all the way through. Love
feast was celebrated on Mondiy night.
The list Of officers appear elsewhere.
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Thanksgiving Sermon.

FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., March %.
The annual thanksgiving sermon of
the G.. U. O. of o. +. was ably deliv-
ereb by Rev. Eli Walker, in St. Luke
A. NJ. E. Church (of which Rev j.
S. Brown is pastor). The P. G. NJ.
G. G. Scurlock, was introduced by l..
H. Galloway, N. g., as master of the
ceremony. Hymn 321, "And are
we yet alive" &C., was sung prayer
by the chaplain; hymn 80, "Jesus,
the name high over ALL" &c. Then
Rev. Walker called the attention of
the congregation to the 95th psalm,
I'd verse, from which he most beauti-
fully preached.
After preaching, prayer by Rev.
Jones, of Greensboro. Then a col
lection was lifted, which amounted to
$3.50 by the congregation, and 50. GO
by the Lodge.
J. G. CAIN, Sec'y.
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Wilmington Twinklings.

On Wednesday eve, Mr.. W. j..
Steward was united in holy wedlock
bonds to Miss Mamie G.. Norwood !;
Quite a pleasant affair, and Willie
looked just as pleasing as the writer
would, were it his turn.
Mr.. John Rifles, one of Whining
toms favorite sons, was buried on
Monday eve, after few weeks sick
ness. He had just returned from New
York, and leaves mother and large
number of friends to mourn their loss.
We are pleased to see Mr. Willie
Merrick. tee favorite shipping porter
of the firm of P L. Bridges & Co., out
again after few days illness.
We we're pleased to see Mr.. Willie
Bolden, the well known torcolior of
Fayetteville, in our city during the
past week, the guest of Mr.. Grant
Lucas
Mr. Aria Bryant left for Fayette-
vile on Thursdays steamer for short
stay.
Hon. j. E. Hussey, of Newberne.
was in the city during the last week.
The business manager of the c. F.
A. spent Sunday in Warsaw. 1t is
whispered that he is seeking an intro
duction to the register of deeds at that
nlace
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The Princely Gift of
TO BE DIVIDED OUT.

Referring to the heading of this notice, we
do not try to catch the ear of the public by
such 'clap-trap" advertisements as selling
out because going to Tennessee or some other
seaport town, nor selling ou because of Or
ders received from headquarters to 'move
on" No; no such wizard Oil' now you
see me and now you don't concern calls your
attention to the following. Your attention is
called by bona fide established business
house which has in the past does so now and
will continue in future to deal squarely with
you, calling "white" white "back" black, a
house which means just what it says and
says what it means. Now, then we say that
we will divide 5000 among those who will
take advantage of it, and in doing so we de-
sire it distinctly understood that we do not
propose to lose that amount out of our
pocket. No, by no means; we do not do
business to lose money, but because of an
upright, successful business career among you
for over one-third of a century. We are in
position to have The ready cash to buy with
We use it for all it will do with those in need
of the "all-powerful CASH"
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CHARLOTTE MESSENGER.
SAT- GDAY, APRIL 2. 1887.
CUR CHURCHES.

ST. Michael's Up. E.) Church, Mint st.
Services al 10 II. m. and p. m. Sunday.
school at p. IN. Rev. p. P. ALsToN, pas.
tor.
NJ. 4. Church, Graham Street. Ser.
vices At 3 p. IN. and p. m. Sunday
school at 10a. IN. Rev. E. NJ. COLLECT,
pastor.
First iiaptist Church, South Church st.
Services at II a. M, p. m. and 8 D. m.
Sun,lay-s,hool at p. m. Rev. A. A.
Pow ELL pastor.
Elenczcr Baptist Church, East Second
ST. Services at II a. M, p. m. and s p.
m. Snnday-school at 1 p. m. Rev. z.
mAUGng0y. pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN Church, corner Seventh
and College SITS. Services at 3 p. m. and
p. m. sinuday-school at 10 a. m. Rev.
r. T. WycnE, pastor.
Clinton Chapel, (A.'M. E. ~ Mint St.
Services ut II a. m, 3 p. m. and p. m.
SundGy-mhool at p. m. Rev. NJ. SLADE,
pastor.
Little Rock, Ga. NJ. E. ~ f St. Ser
vices at II a. M, 3 p. m. and s p. m.
Rev. Wa. JOHNSON, pastor.
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500 SUITS

of Mems Clothing, among which are all-wool
Corkscrews, in black, blue and brown, wortl
$3.50, SIS, $3.50 and $40, sell now at 1915
$40, $3.50, SIS.
Prince Albert coat and vest, in Dahlias and
Tricots, worth s25, for $l4,
Mems all-wool Cashmere Sack and Frock
Suits, worth $3.50, SO, $40, SIS, sell now at
1913, $3.50, $3.50. 50.
All custom-made Cashmere Suits worth
from SIS to s25 at the uniform price of $40
Atwood Blue Flannel Suits at s.. worth 80
A large variety of Atwood Norfolk Jackets,
worth 81, at half price, which means $3.50.
You will find among these lots suits fi
Clergyman, Banker, Doctor, Merchant, Far
mer, Mechanic and Laborer.
We have them for all, nor is the go and
3)0-pounder forgotten-we have suits as large
as size so.
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A Teacher Wanted.

REDDIcK, FLA, March %.
Any lady teacher who desires to
come to Florida next fall to teach a
government school will do well to
write to me.
The school can be opened in Sep
TENDER and continue six months, at a
salary of $50 per month. However.
a prominent member of the Board of
Public instruction told me if [ would
secure good teacher for the school
(the school l am teaching at present.,
they would pay $35 per month, |
shall leave here in May The trus-
tees prefer lady.
A. n. RICHIE.
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SPRING AND SUMNER
NC

at great sacrifice to the seller, neces>itating
our buying larger quantities than usual-anc
it is this supcrfiuous stock we must shall ant
will dispose of, and at least at $4,000 less thar
usual Price. We intend tn advertise thi,
special Sale extensively, and expect BIZ
rush from our neighborng towns, hence W,
advise our nearby trade TO avail themselve,
of these bargains at once. Usually sales o.
this kind are made at the end of season
when the purchaser gets but little good out Of
his purchasr-has to lay it away for another
season only to then find that his suit look,
old-but this sale consists of Clothing for the
Spring season just arriving.
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE.
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Mrs Ellen Hall and Miss Addic
McAuley are in the city visiting their
sick mother.
Miss Eliza B. Cash passed through
the city last Thursday to spend some
time with her mother in Wadesboro.
Prof Price and Mr.. J. c. Dancy
of salisbury have gone North. Prof
Prince is looking after the interests
of the college and Mr.. Dancy is look
ing after the Star.
Grace caurch has arranged to
purchase a lot on which to build
Very soon the good work will begin.
The Presbyterians have placed a
beautiful carpet in the pulpit. altar
and isles of their church.
Miss Annie Aston is the new teacher
in our graded school. She is from
L)uisburg and has been visiting in
our city several weeks.
Miss Ella Green returned home
last Sunday morning after a stay
of five or six months with her sister in
Raleigh.
Our young men have rented a LOT
near the graded school and have fixed
up base ball ground. They expect
several visiting clubs soon.
A certain society gentleman who
has been criticising the association OF
some young folks is charged with
going to the opera on last Monday
night with questionable character.
The cold snaps the first of the week
has badly damaged the early fruit
crop. 1t is feared that all early
peaches are killed.
Leonard Medical college closed last
Thursday.-It turned out no graduate
this year. though the attendance was
larger then before.
Bishop Lomax came home last
Monday night from Alabama ana
Tennessee and left yesterday fol
Philadelphia He will preach il
Washington city tomorrow.
A letter from Wa1esboro indicates
that Miss Anna Edwards was married
to some one, but the letter oanno
bo read, hence we cant publish It.
All articles for publication must b.
written plainly.
Before we send out another papei
we will have moved into the Good'
Hotel building where we may b.
found at any time.
There is much talk as to who vii
be the candidates for mayor. Th'
ward tickets are being fixed up am
tbs voters are being fixed at the sam
tiac.
Much information is TO be gaine'
by reading the letters in this paper
This week we have a very nice lette
from Miss Mary Mclean, also on
from Salisbury. Read them.
The Catawba Presbytcry will NEE
in TIA Seventh street Presbyterian
churchVszs Wednesday morning
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Base Ball.

The Nameless baseball nine No. .
challenges any nine in the city except
Fearless No. l, for game on Easter
Mondry.
WIN. scHENcK, Captain.
CA. HALL, Sec'y.
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When manufacturers Of an article
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that they are reliably endorsed, as
illustrated by the united endorsement
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